In 1998, the Ministry of Labor's Directorate for Research, Studies, and Statistics (DARES) published a study on the evolution of employment in the information technology and telecommunications sector. At the time, in the midst of...
In 1992, the Ministry of Labor's "Premières Informations" publication reported a dazzling advance of new technologies in the world of work. From computers to robotics, including the Minitel and numerically controlled machines, these...
In 1977, the National Union of Family Allowance Funds published a bulletin entitled "Computers and Men," reflecting the inexorable advance of information technology in all sectors of society. This document, a true panorama of applications and reflections related to...
Published in 1986, Greg Brémond's "Computers: Economic and Social Issues" offers an in-depth analysis of the impacts of computers on our society. This book explores how the computer, far from being a simple technical tool, transforms economic structures, dynamics...
On June 13, 1884, the Paris City Council meeting addressed a crucial question: where to house the Prefect of the Seine after the separation of the services of the Seine department from those of the city of Paris...
Published in 1985 by audiovisual communication specialist Jean-Luc Michel, the book "Computers and Us: Microcomputers and Their Applications" explores the burgeoning world of microcomputing. Michel analyzes the impact of new technologies on management,...
Henry Le Chatelier, a French chemist renowned for the principle of chemical equilibrium that bears his name, also played an important role in 20th-century industry. In his book "Industry, Science, and Organization in the 20th Century," he presents...
During his numerous travels across Europe between 1829 and 1854, French mining engineer and sociologist Frédéric Le Play examined the economic and social transformations of the countries he visited. The accounts of these travels, compiled and published by…...
The November 1991 collection of the "Annales des Mines," edited by Jean-Pierre Clamadieu and Thierry Michard, offers a comprehensive and captivating analysis of regional planning in France. This work, which brings together contributions from numerous experts, explores the issues,…...
In 1819, Count Jean-Antoine Chaptal published "Some Reflections on Industry in General, on the Occasion of the Exhibition of French Industrial Products in 1819." This work presents itself as an in-depth analysis of the state of French industry, but also as...
